In an effort to reduce the area’s deer population, a proposal in Buffalo County would ban buck hunting this season. We learn more during the state news roundup. We also examine the field of Democratic candidates running for president in 2020. Additionally, we hear why one economist believes the U.S.’ addictive tendencies are contributing to unhappiness.
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State News Roundup – April 26, 2019
Police chases have become much more common in Milwaukee after a 2017 policy change. We find out about the numbers and related accidents. We also discuss a proposal from Buffalo County to ban buck hunting this year as an effort to reduce the area’s deer population. Plus, a look at UW-Oshkosh’s response to racist photos allegedly involving some of its students.
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Addiction Could Play Role In U.S.' Continual Fall In World Happiness Rating
According to data from the annual World Happiness report, while the U.S. income levels have risen for over the long term, residents have experienced hits to their well-being like worsening health conditions and declining social trust. We talk with an economist about how he believes addictions to anything from online shopping to drugs may be contributing to the slow happiness decline in America.
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A Look At The Growing Democratic Field For President
With former Vice President Joe Biden now officially in the race, the field of Democrats running for president next year stands at 20. We look at who’s giving it a go, how the candidates may attempt to differentiate themselves from one another, and which direction the party may take against President Donald Trump.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Lydia Slattery Guest
- Corrinne Hess Guest
- Paul Smith Guest
- Jeffrey Sachs Guest
- Mordecai Lee Guest
- Natalie Guyette Producer
- Bill Martens Producer
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